The empirical process works best for teams that can learn from their past mistakes and experience. When you master empiricism you will also master working in an environment where complex products are converted into simpler stories and finally into products for customers with high revenue or return on investment.
In this article, you will learn the different Scrum artifacts with examples and real-world scenarios. This will help you to gain a better understanding of the important aspects of Scrum.
We are launching a new series titled “Myth or Fact”. This is the first post in the series. This series will take up topics we generally hear professionals quoting as a fact.
When we inspect an increment or an artefact, the output is feedback. In Agile, we talk about shortening the “Feedback loop”. It is the feedback that we have received that we adapt to.
In this blog, we will briefly discuss Scrum and understand what “Definition of Done” (DoD) and “Acceptance Criteria” mean to a Scrum team. We will also discuss the importance of these two definitions and how they impact the increments a scrum team provides.
Scrum Masters are generally expected to have certain qualities and not everyone will fit in and match the criteria. So, earning a certificate is not all,
Scrum Masters are generally expected to have certain qualities and not everyone will fit in and match the criteria. So, earning a certificate is not all,
This is a series of blog posts where we will talk about different facilitation techniques…
As per the Scrum Guide, “The Product Backlog is an emergent, ordered list
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